No Australian cars are French. Two makes of French car driven in Australia are Peugeot and Renault, but there are not very common.
French Influences on Australia Schooling- a French school is located in Sydney Imports- Aus imports energy, minerals, fuels and building products from France Cars- first cars in NSW were from France Airmail- First airmail flight was executed by a French man Newspaper- oldest non-English newspaper was in French Museums- French museums in NSW Movies- First movie ever screened in Aus was a French Film Dance- One of the World's most popular dance types is ballet Language- French is taught in various schools across Australia. Cooking- a lot of the French Cuisine is eaten in Australia (baguette, croissant, Boeuf a la Provencale and Duck a l'orange (two traditional dishes) and Wine
French cars are smaller/slower(excluding bugattis).
Australia is Australie in French.
Australia is called Australie in French.
Australia has many decrepit cars but the term "jalopy" is unrecognised in Australia. Australians tend to call such cars "old bombs".
40 million cars
well there are some major car companies wich have hundreds of cars imported to Australia such as Peugeot, Citroen and Renault. You've got food like croissants and crepes. and chanel.
AVIS rental car shops can be found throughout Australia. There are AVIS car rentals located in Albany, Bunbury, Newman, and Onslow. These are a few locations, but there are numerous other locations in Australia.
There are many companies which are responsible for the sale of cars in Australia for example Mazda or Seat. These are the same companies which also produce cars.
No, no one had cars in the 1850's
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